CMA Technology Inc.

CMA Technology Inc., doing business as CMA, is a small business headquartered in Vienna, Virginia that sells commercial software licenses, maintenance, and support services for cybersecurity and enterprise IT products to federal civilian and defense agencies, operating primarily as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) on government-wide acquisition contracts. The company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides across its federal footprint, with roughly 60 percent of recent delivery orders carrying that designation.

CMA delivers concrete IT solutions centered on third-party software licensing and support: Splunk data analytics and security monitoring, Palo Alto Networks firewalls and network security, Forcepoint web and content filtering, Varonis data protection, Everbridge mass notification, Teradata database and analytics platforms, Cisco BroadWorks unified communications, and cybersecurity endpoint and infrastructure products from vendors including FireEye/Trellix, Cylance, and Vectra. Representative work includes a $46.3 million delivery order from the Transportation Security Administration for Splunk SIEM licenses, maintenance, and professional services through September 2030 under SEWP V; a $37.3 million Total Small Business award from the Department of Homeland Security Office of the Chief Information Officer for Palo Alto Networks software licenses and maintenance through June 2028; a $21.6 million delivery order from the Transportation Security Administration for Palo Alto Enterprise License Agreement and support services through September 2028; and a $107.5 million delivery order from the National Nuclear Security Administration for Splunk licensing through June 2028, all under SEWP V. CMA also operates a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Department of Justice Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys valued at $768,427.56 for Cisco BroadWorks unified communications licensing and support, against which two delivery orders totaling approximately $1.46 million have been placed.

Customer concentration is acute but fragmented across defense and civilian agencies. The top five customers by potential value account for less than 1 percent of the combined portfolio: Justice Management Division anchors $76.9 million across 22 awards; Naval Information Warfare Systems Command carries $69 million across 28 awards; Defense Information Systems Agency holds $65.9 million across 18 awards; the FBI Headquarters Division accounts for $42.4 million across 8 awards; and Air Mobility Command represents $31.9 million across 7 awards. The top five by award count (Navy Sea Systems Command, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, DOJ Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys, DOJ Justice Management Division, and DEA) account for 24 percent of awards but only a fraction of dollars, revealing a pattern of small individual task orders distributed across many agencies rather than a few anchor customers.

CMA holds positions on three major government-wide vehicles: the Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC (236 task orders, $541.1 million combined potential value), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (201 task orders, $107.6 million), and the HHS-administered Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions (CIO-CS) GWAC (58 task orders, $103.7 million). SEWP V dominates the footprint, with the vast majority of awards flowing through that vehicle; task orders under SEWP V support software licensing renewals and infrastructure modernization across civilian and defense agencies including the Departments of Justice, Transportation, Navy, Air Force, and Homeland Security, plus civilian agencies like FEMA, NSF, OPM, and NASA.

Activity has grown modestly over the past five years—29 awards in 2022 rising to 47 in 2025, then declining to 17 awards in calendar-year 2026 to date (reflecting recent activity through October 2, 2026). A significant recompete cliff looms: 41 awards with combined potential value of $311.8 million are scheduled to reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing substantial recompete exposure across SEWP V, the MAS, and CIO-CS.

On the subcontractor side, CMA operates as a sub on a small number of large integrator contracts. Named primes include General Dynamics Information Technology, Science Applications International Corporation, CACI Inc. - Federal, Booz Allen Hamilton, Peraton Enterprise Solutions, and Parsons Government Services. CMA delivers software licensing, hardware, and infrastructure products to these primes in support of programs such as NORAD USNORTHCOM IT Enterprise Services (NITES), the Environmental Protection Agency's Managed Application, Infrastructure, Networking, Enterprise and Security Services (MAINES), Strategic Command Information Technology Lifecycle Support (SCITLS), and Department of Defense Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) initiatives.

Service Contract Inventory data reflects a narrow slice of CMA's federal services work: $7 million in invoiced SCI-reportable labor across FY2022–FY2025 (FY2022: $2.5 million across 6.2 FTEs; FY2023: $1.5 million across 4.7 FTEs; FY2024: $63 thousand across 0.2 FTEs; FY2025: $2.9 million across 6.4 FTEs), with government-paid hourly rates running a median of $168.04/hr and a spectrum from $125/hr at the low end to $209/hr at the ninetieth percentile. All prime SCI work is self-performed; CMA reports zero subcontractor hours on its SCI-reportable contracts. This limited SCI footprint underscores that CMA's federal business is predominantly product-and-license-focused rather than labor-intensive services delivery.

CMA has accumulated over $300 million in cumulative federal contract awards since its SAM registration in 2003, with a combined potential value across current awards of $40.93 billion (though only $637.3 million, or 2 percent, has been obligated to date), reflecting the vendor's position as a broad-based software and IT-product distributor serving 153 distinct federal customer agencies through open-market small business competition on mature, multi-award GWACs.